- Wynwood Plaza in Miami received $335M in refinancing from Blue Owl Capital.
- Loan proceeds retire original construction debt and fund leasing costs.
- The 1M SF mixed-use campus is anchored by Amazon’s major lease.
- Wynwood office rents hit new highs amid strong tech and tenant demand.
Financing Signals Investor Confidence
Bloomberg reports that Blue Owl Capital has provided a $335M floating-rate refinancing for Wynwood Plaza. The property is a newly completed 1M SF mixed-use development in Miami. The loan will retire the project’s original construction financing and cover additional leasing costs for both offices and residential units.
Amazon and High-Profile Tenants Drive Demand
Wynwood Plaza, developed by L&L Holding Co. and Oak Row Equities, features 509 apartments, offices, and retail space. Amazon signed a district-leading office lease at the project. That transaction marked the largest office lease in Wynwood’s history, further cementing the neighborhood’s emergence as a serious office submarket in Miami. Other notable tenants, including Claure Group and Weitz & Luxenberg, further underscore strong demand for high-quality space in the area.
Wynwood’s Transformation Continues
The district, once known for warehouses and murals, has seen an influx of investment as tech firms and other tenants move in. New-to-market office rents are being achieved at Wynwood Plaza, setting pricing records for the neighborhood.
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